Early access · In preparation

Alpha Founding Trial.

A founder-supervised, fixed-duration engagement for testing one governed local-AI workflow under explicit boundaries.

Current state: design-partner conversations are open. The alpha itself is not generally available, for sale, or authorized for production use.

The offer

Make one consequential boundary inspectable.

This is deliberately smaller than a subscription. A fixed Trial creates a beginning, an end, and a record of what reality changed.

One bounded workflow

The Trial begins with a named workflow, supported environment, and explicit completion condition.

Visible authority

Read, write, network, tool, and human-approval boundaries are stated before the workflow runs.

Inspectable evidence

The Trial preserves a versioned configuration, run receipt, failure record, and known limitations.

Human promotion

A useful model result does not become permission to act. Consequential steps remain subject to explicit human review.

Current boundary

Early means narrower—not less honest.

  • No unattended production operation or general-purpose autonomous control.
  • No regulated, privileged, child, biometric, health, financial, or other high-risk personal data.
  • No autonomous external messages, purchases, publication, deployment, deletion, or account changes.
  • No claim that AlexOS is compliant, certified, an AI auditor, production-secure, or eligible for official designation.
  • No claim that local execution alone guarantees privacy or safety.

These exclusions are part of the product definition. They are not fine print.

Begin with fit

Bring the authority problem before the model.

If you are designing local AI, evaluations, governed workflows, or high-trust human review, describe the workflow and the evidence you wish you had.

Read the sourced founder thesis →

Do not send confidential, regulated, privileged, personal, or security-sensitive information in an initial email.